The Honda CB350 Highness Cafe racer has been spied ready for launch for the very first time. Honda has readied a third iteration of its CB350 series of motorcycles after the CB350RS. Expect the launch to happen shortly. The motorcycle has a single-seat layout with a cowl at the rear seat making it look like a legitimate cafe racer. With a large semi-quilted seat on offer in the brown shade and signature blue colour used for the motorcycle, it does not look very contrast friendly. The main highlight of course is the new headlamp fairing which is typical of a neo-retro motorcycle. The one here is short and stubby. It isn’t too tall or big. The new bit is the new graphic on the tank which helps it distinguish from other variants. The cluster seems to be the same as before and so are other things. Chrome mudguard, silver-coloured suspension.
The motorcycle should have all the features as seen in other variants such as Honda Smartphone Voice Control system (HSVCS) and Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC) along with LED lights at the front and rear. The Honda CB350 Highness Cafe Racer will have the same engine with 21 PS of power and 30 Nm of torque with best in class power to weight ratio of retro-new motorcycle in its class. Honda CB350 Highness Cafe Racer will continue to have the advantage of the highest fuel economy and fuel tank range that it already has.
This is a cosmetic upgrade, a very small one, but in the right direction. Stay tuned for more details to follow, which is very likely the pricing and the rest is very likely we all know what the new Cafe Racer is all about!
